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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-17
Nonresident Taxes,

Non resident taxes in the town OF Bingham in
il'e county of somerset for the year lSo6.
The following list of taxes on rea estate of
son resident owners In The town Of Bingham
f"T The year 1875, in bills committed Ia A. C.
DIN >morc. Collector OF sid town on the I'd iav
Of July, lssb, has been returned by him Ia me
a. remaining unpaid on the sih day of June
- by his certIncate Of that date. and now
temin unpaid and notice is hereby given
ihat. II the said taxes. aud interest and charges
are not paid III the treasury of said town with
In eighteen months from the date Of the com.
mltment Of the SAID bills. 20 much uf the real
estate taxed viii he sufficient to paw the
amount due therefor. including interest and
charges, will. without further notice he sold at
public auction at my hou in said town on
he 81 daN Of January, ISIS al , o'clock in the
afterna n "
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-17

About one-third of the weayers in the
Lockwood Mills struck for further adj
vance in wages Friday last. The dissatis-
faction seems 10 arise from the belief that
the wages in different kinds of work are
not equally and properly adjusted. The
claim that wages have been unequally
advanced is denied by the manager of the
corporation. He says that all piece work
has been advanced without distinction.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-17

\ SPLENDID CoMFpN CoMrANY 4
large, very refined and highly appreciatist
audience attended the performance Of
+ Angn>tin DAYS fayorjte comedy. Il
Night IN al the Opera House last eve
ming. Nothing 81 intensely funny. %
lapd in action, 80 witty in dialogue 30
charming in st1ge dress. 80 artistic and
metropolitan in every detail has ever been
presented Al the opera House. In max
ing personal mention Of the cast il i diff.
Gcu,t to tell where Il begin We can't
- very wide Of the mark If We first
speak Of Miss Ethel harrington. who ere
atcd great fun a. Ms. Her make be-
lieve cry business j the best hit OF comic
acting seen since Alice Harrison was
Won't To gu>h over things sentimental.
She evidently knows the meaning Of
every line in her part. Passing oser the
splendid work Of an old faNoriie. Mrs. +
A. I erie, aud the bright and winSome
acting Of Miss Mary Clare. we mus, speak
IN glowing terms Of the Madison Square
favorite, Miss Carrie Walton, who made
lasting hit As >a>5a. The way she
shuts her sparkling eyes. opens up we'll
developed mouth. exposes her pretty
teeth and initiates her chubby cheeks for
good old-faShioned. red Schou! house
cry = tuHA-h 20 iHt4. illt LtdTi OF The
>lurdie>i couutryman that ever parted
with a quarter. The gentlemen were all
good. Nr. {. J. Burhridse was especial
y - ~ >HIy transformer. and his part
: on par with Nate Sal>huIv>. in
sGferuroam Fun. Mr.. Ernest Bartram
made his first appearance in Watcrtown
.a>i night. alihous long career has been
passed before the faotlisht> In the
character IF r .'i.s>.r Bll1i9. he was i'm
meu>e. and proved Ia be the finest old
man We have seen since ChaS Leclcrcq
did Pink Deminoe> here. Mr.. Bert
ram. however, PLAYS somewhat younger
class Of old men aud j. just artistic
The company al. justly praised AMI
good word for the excellent stage mana
ger. We vii close this unusually long No.
lice ~ urging u come aEain.-N l.
W.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-17

Get rid of that tired feeling IS quick as
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
which gives strength. q good appetite,
aud health.
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Foreclosure Notice.

Whereas James Pooler hy his mortgage deed
dated July =. lss4 and recorded N Somerset
Regis'ry vf Deeds, book -. page il9. conveyed
Is william Adams a certain irac OF p4Tcel al
land nihe fuies Plantation and boun,iesiou tie
>.,gth by land occupied lay Robert Fnr>aytn and
Lewis Forsyth. east. by Is Il of Clark and CO.
burn, north, by land owned aud occupied rs
e. ". Bates. aud. " II hy keuuthec River. he
Ing the same conveyed To- said Pooler ON said
July by said Adams. Which mortgage wa
assigned by sAid Adams to Weston Il. Nutfer
by hi as gIment dated Octaher 10. ISIS and
recorded IN said Registry book -, page 4s-;
and hy Bryce " Hight. administrator OF tie
estate of said Nutfer, assigned to me by assign
mtnI dated My la lsS1 and recorded In said
kesisiry. book IL. page 81 And. whereas the
CONDITION OF said mortgage hiss been hrukeu,
now. therefore, by reason of the breach Of rht.
condition thereof cain foreclosure OF sid
mortgage and give this notice for thai purpose.
SO on, Ne. August 10, lss7.
3wS2 TURNER BC>WELL
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-17

SHILOH S CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whoopiug Cough and Bron.
chitis. Sold BY Il. W. Gushing.
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SHILoHS CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Cafsrrh, Diptheria snd
Canker Mouth. Sold by II. W. Gushing
FOR DYSPEPSIA snd Liver complain
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vltalizer. II never
fails to, cure. Sold II. W. Gushing.
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LOST.

Ladies sscque in skowhesau, or between there
and North Madison P. o.. finder will be N ward.
ed by leaving the same with skowhexan Stage
driver or sending to Rev. A Iaughtin, solon.
Me. 2wS2s
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Canaan

Noah Bnrriil. = years of aye. departed
this lifc on the 18th day OF August his
funeral services on Monday last. were
conducted by Rev. James Tibbitts. and
Rev. ora thaSe. Many relatives and a
large audience were in attendance
These two diyneS agree in doctrine. the
sleep of the dead. nnureSurrection Of the
wicked, and the resurrection of the
bodies II saints al the early record adj
vent Of Chri>t.-and yet though hand
joins in hand. the wicked shall not &c
unpublished. the light that is in men
who preach such doctrines j. darkness
and ., how great is that darkness.
E J Haskell left for Pasadena cal
on Monday.
DIR. ". II. Barrett Of Paris, France, is
home on visit. Mr.. b. i in his usua
good hcalt1 but says he has lad a rough
VOYAGE coming across the Atlantic. he
ha made a business trip to Washington,
u. {. and To- falmoth. Kentucky. and now
proposes 10 20 a fishing down 10 st
John. y. b. John W. Barrett has re-
turned home much improved in health.
V. Il. futile attended the railroaa
meeting Al Athens on saturday, the 18th
inst. called in the interest Of the Skow'
hogan aud Athens X. K Company. There
i a scheme now coming TO the front to
build a railroad, from Burnham via.
Canaan village 10 Skowhcgan. which has
many elements Of success. and i being
fsverably considered by the business
Men Of Skowhegan.
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\ strike occurred in the Edwards Cot
tan Mills. Augusta. Monday.
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\ ,rrY large congregation gathered
the lniter~aht Church sunday, T. NJ 10
listen ta a former pastor Of the society
Miss larcuza Haynes. The altar MAs
decorated with ferns and beautiful
flowers Tho choir composed Of !. 7
Nurry : Merrill VII simpson ". J.
bradbury Mrs Geo. Newhall, Mrs. VIII
bradbury Miss Fannie Cate all Of Fair
field. and Mrs. Dr. Smith Of NeN York.
furnished very inc mu>ic Miss HAYNES
who Was very popular when here nos only
10 her own society but in the community.
preached a very eloquent sermon. from
Acts. 40, Which wa> listened to with
the closest attention
Mrs. John Philbrook of Norrilgcwock.
and her daughter Mrs. Or. Smith Of
Nrw York have been visiting friends ia
town
Mr.. :. \. Nyc anil Miss Mac Nye are
At Richmond camp ground
l. =. Bemjch ana family returned
rom kochlau1 saturday uizht
4 wedding anniversary occurred at the
house of Joseph Lahhy. SATURDAY night
Wc understand they had some very nice
gift
!. I. Murry. Charles 1awery. VIII
simpson. John l.awerA and Charles lot
man. rft Tuesday for Bar Harhor, where
thrl viii spend Ten day..
Mr. l. + raman returned from
Northpori SATURDAY night.
Tie races here His Friday and sat
arday arr 20 he the best Of the season.
many Of The horses are here and are
showing some fast time. Amos always
gets tile best horses for this track
quite a number from here vii attend
the camp-mcetin- at Etna.
Village schools begin September T.
Miss Mary Stratton. /, home from Bos-
ton.
I'd. Rose moved into his new store IN
Burgess block last week this store Is
Just daisy.
Fred Moore. an employee Of thu 1out-
nal office j. confined To his room With
inhamtion in hi> eyes.
nr II \. Cro>sman and party returned
from Northp1rt FRIDAY night.
Fairfield j. temperance town. yet on
SUNDAY last drunken man msde the
town hidcou> with his noise. and Was
taken to the lookup by officer Ham
mund
Mr.. Rose and wife Of Wal,ham Mass,
are visiting (. II. Evans.
4 sma>hup Sunday nigh on Maine St
caused quite an excitement, some drunk
en- fellows came around the corner OF
Weston Ave. and Maine St running
their horse and in the dark run onto, ant
nearly over DIR. Roberts team which WA
hitched on the street. the DR.. carriag,
and harness were badly broken the uthel
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state of Maine.

SOMERSET So COURT OF IS-oLyRNCr.
Second Tuesday of August \. ID. ISL.
In the matter of j. 4 4. ID. Holbrobk aud
Josiah Holbrook and Cyrus d. Holbrook oil
Madison. In, olveut Debtors.
II is hereby ordered thai notice he given all
persons interested in the settlement OF the &C
couut pf William Holhrook, Assignee of the
above named Insolvent Debtors by causing
copy OF this order to he published two weeks,
successfully. in the Somerset Reporter news
paper printed in skowhegan, in said Cour "
that they may appear at a Court of lnsolNeuc!
10 be held al the Probate Court Room in sknW-
hogan on the second tuesday of september
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon. and be
beard thereon, and object II they see cause.
Notice is also given that upon settlement OF
the above accounts, dividends will be declared,
TtRSER BlsWEI.I.
IL ; Judge Of Insolvency Court
Somerset County.
A trne copy OF orier
2tss Attest: 5. Ii, GOODWIN. Register.
, 1887-10-15
EARWIGS. sea
(FYOm the London NGndGrd.)

Ia 0NR
A correspondent complains this
morning of a plague of earwigs which
seems to have fallen on HEREFORD
shire, aud asks p~iteously whether
something cannot be done to stay the
latest invasion. From other parts of
the country there have been com
plants to the effect that ants are, II
possible, a greater nuisance than
usual, while the ordinary house fly
has been an intolerable annoyance in
more than one part of the kingdom.
Already the cry Of mosquitoes has
been raised, and as, unfortunately, the
fnrmer is beginning TO know TO his
cost, the Hessian fly is spreading
with great rapidity all over the u
ties. Earwigs are not pleasant. GER
tainly, but their personal appearance
is entirely belied by their pacific cha
racter. All stories to the contrary,
the Foricula is the most harmless of
its order, except, possibly, to tender
leaves and the petals of fine flowers.
But even in the garden 1t repays its
ravnges by making short work of
,hrips and aphis and a host of minor
plaques which prey on fruit and flower
and corn. Man or beast it never
troubles, for the gruesome tales of its
creeping into the human ear are al
together fictitious. In reality they
seem to have originated out of its
compromising name, which, again, is
a corruption of "earwing"-an allu-
sion to the e~arshaped hind wing of
the insect.
, 1887-10-15
VEGETARIANS IN LONDON.
)From the London Daily Ne,cS.)

We learn on high authority that the
vegetarian propaganda" has v
been carried Out OF SO large a scale
or with such systematic arrangements
as during the present Summer. The
Summer ''propaganda' as appears
from the society's report. has con-
sisted in vegetarian dinners to the city
missionaries and their wives, NOM
bers of leading professions, clergy,
and other educational bodies /; land
owners, doctors, farmers, aud others.
In one instance 600 guests sal down
in the Queens Hall of the Peoples
Palace. The Salvation Army's Lon
don staff have held a vegetarian ban
ouet, and lady philanlhrophists, Con
gregationaI ministers, Baptists, Wes-
leyans, Unitarians, Positivists, and
Quakers have been RECALLED in the
same innocent way; not to-speak of
vegetarian dinners to the poor at
city mission stations, Good Templar
lodges, aud public halls. A special
weeks mission of vegetarian dinners
and meetings held at Nile End in
connection with al exhibition dnd
bazaar at Easter, did nel, we learn,
"prove to be a great attraction :" bit
elsewhere the society's operations
seem to have been eminently
ful. There appear to be no fewer
than % vegetarian restaurants in
London alone, exclusively OF vegeta-
rim ehomes." where vegetarian .tra-
v~al,ers are Accommodated on reason
able terms" A further notable fea-
ture is The establishment Of several
seaside vegetarian homes, one of
which has taken 10 itself the pretty
name of "CereaIia."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-02

the public should therefore be informed as
to acts done by him. Counsel centended
that the Court, in the recent Gazette"
case, did not sufficiently consider the dis
tinction between constructive contempt
and contempt in the presence of the Court
or in disobedience to an order of the Court.
If the Court were to issue rule that no
reference to a case pending should be
published until such case comes up for
trial, case such as the present would be
clear contempt, and nobody would object
to punishment for disobeying that rule;
but without that he thought 1t would be
straining the law TO an extreme point.
Hodges on Libel'' said that every Court
had the power of preventing publication,
but that laws of prohibition were now rare.
He submitted that defendant be discharged
on this rule.
Mr.. Ashford briefly replied. He said
that with regard to the doctrine of early
English authorities being abandoned ],
counsel had not cited any opinions. The
Cheltenham & Swansea Railway case was
decided as late as go, the Illinois case in
'72, and there were some even later The
| opposite counsel had merely drawn analo-
gies between libel and contempt. 1t might
be that there was greater privilege in libel
! than in contempt. But even in regard to
libel, primary examinations are not privi-
legged He claimed that counsel had a
wrong conception of Tenny's case. Tenny
was a third. party, it was true, but so also
was Mr.. Creighton. With regard to what
had been said as to where the line was to
be drawn, it would be time enough to con
slider those when they arose.
The Court took the case into considera
| ton.
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ISLAND NOTES.
ton.

LAHAINA, Maui, April 10Th.
The quarantine was raised yesterday.
and so we are made happy in feeling
that we can come and go as we like.
Special officer G. B. Reynolds left here
this q. M, per Hall, for Honolulu,
he having completed his duties in con-
nection with the smallpox that we have
had amongst US recently. The Hall
took goodly number of passengers from
here this morning. There were nearly
three boat loads.
The Waialeale came in this a. M, and
is now loading. She will get away some
time this evening.
The Likelike dropped along yesterday
evening about 10 o'clock with the idea
most likely of securing all the passen-
gers from this place, as owing to the town
having been in quarantine for some
weeks, it was known that there would
be an unusual number of passengers for
Honolulu, and she wanted to steal a
march on the Hall. She only secured
one 1t must have been a disappoint-
LuSIb 40 0AAC ACAD OAb q pm va wv AAA ~
der to be on hand in time. If the Like
like had arrived about the same time as
the "Hall'' it is probable the division
would have been more equal, for people
always prefer day to night travelling.
The Kinau will be here this evening,
and. so it will be seen that we have had
within twenty-four hours four steamers
leaving Lahaina for Honolulu. The pub
lie cannot want anything more thanthat.
We have had some good rains here
this week-rather unusual for the month
of April, and probably the last for some
time to come The whole of Lanai, too,
has had splendid showers.
Olowalu Mill has shut down for six
weeks or two months. Rather more
than half of their crop of 600 tons is now
off. Mr.. Vida's children ayailed them
selves of their first chance since the en-
barge and went down to school by the
Hail.
Our Governor purposes starting on a
tour of Maui next week, to be absent
several weeks. ANON.
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New collector GENERA

The PrIvy Council appointed the Hon.
A. s. Cleghorn Collector General d
Customs at its meeting on Saturday last,
vice Hon. ]. NJ. Kapena, resigned. Tie
nomination of Mr.. Gleghorn was made
by the Premier in appreciative and COM
plimentary terms, and was confirmed
by an unanimous vote. This appoint.
ment gives the greatest satisfaction to
the business community, and is re,
garded by all classes as an eminently
proper one. F III
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WA1MrA. Kauai. April 2eth

Messrs. G.. B. Hofgaard & Co. have
removed their lumber yard to the beach
near the wharf. 1t is understood also
that they viii shortly open . coal yard.
The Eleele Mill has shut down for a
week to make some repairs, etc.
The new store built for Mr.. w. d.
Schmidt is completed. He leaves for
Honolulu to-day to select a stock for it.
MoKIHARA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-02

Purser Ross, of the steamer Mikahala,
furnishes US the following report:
The schooner Emma touched on the
reef at Waimea, Kauai, last week,
while attempting to enter that port, but
got off without sustaining serious dam
age.
When the steamer Mikahala was
ready to leave Nawiliwili, Kauai, last
Saturday afternoon for Honolulu, the
mail carrier from Waimea arrived and
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HrLo, Hawaii. April 2stl

HILo, Hawaii, April 18th.
The merry-go-round still lives and
does a fair amount of business. The
merry-go-up is new novelty. It is like
large wheel with buckets, which people
sit in and are carried around. The
crank is turned by two men.
There was great freshet in the Wal
luku River on Saturday, the 23d. There
must have been an unusual amount of
rain in the mountains to produce so
large quantity of water 1t was quite
dry at Hilo.
The railroad men are going over the
proposed route, and Hilo is all excite
ment.
The brig Hazard sailed for San Fran
cisco on the 26th instant with as much
sugar as she could carry.
The bark Julia Ford, which was
chartered by Captain Matson, formerly
of the Emma Claudina, is about dis
charged, and viii have quick dispatch,
as she will have cargo of sugar from
Waiakea and Wainaku. Captain Mat
son on his next trip will come to Hilo
on his new brig, which he has named
the Luiline.
The merchants and others Of Hilo
have always been pleased with Mr..
Wallace as freight clerk, and are glad to
have him promoted to Purser, for which
position he is so well suited.
"A
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reported that during that afternoon
about forty acres of cane had been
burnt at Waimea. It belonged to Mr..
F. Conradt, and is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
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BEFORE THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND ASSOCIATE
JUSTICES M'cULLY, PRESTON AND BIcK-
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NOTICE.

7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
i debts contracted without my written order
JAMES DODD. 4
Honolulu. April %, 1887. COS may26
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For the Reporting Course,
A SUFFICIENT number of lessons to make the pupil
with proper exertion on his part,a practical
reporter, s75; or, reporting lessons may be tax
en- in courses Of twenty-four lessons, for SIS
per course. Three courses, or seventy-tvo les
sons, will generally suface.
This instruction may be taken. by mail.
Fer full particulars inquire at the once Of this
paper. $40 marlsd&wtf
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sufHcient to get the pupil to reading and writin
Photography, Sc.
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ESTATE OF 7. D. Lane.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned gives notice that he has
been appointed Admi nistrator of the estate OF
T. D. Lane, late Of Lihae, Kauai deeeased. -
All persons having any claims against said
estate, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, are notified to present the same with
vouchers, If any exist, and duly authenticated,
to the undersigned at No. IL, Kaabumanu street,
in Honolulu within six months from this date,
they will be forever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
Undersigned +. M. HATCH,
Administrators of the Estate of T. D. Lane
April Is, 1887. 6O7may2
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-08-26

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test Of more than half century with in
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medicine, purely Vegetable, and can be
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